Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, March 19, 1892 by Various
page 30 of 46 (65%)
page 30 of 46 (65%)
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"Firkins of Bosh, but label them as Butter.
Who cares for honest names? they're all my eye. _Decipiatur qui vult decipi_." * * * * * [Illustration: THE BOGIE MAN. "HUSH! HUSH! HUSH! HERE COMES THE BOGIE MAN! "THEN HIDE YOUR HEADS, MY DARLINGS; HE'LL CATCH YOU IF HE CAN!" ] * * * * * "ON THE BLAZON'D SCROLL OF FAME." [To each man of the Crews of the three Life-boats stationed in the Isle of Wight, at Brighstone, Brook and Atherfield, respectively, _Mr. Punch_ has had pleasure and pride in presenting an illuminated copy of the Picture and Poem entitled "MR. PUNCH TO THE LIFE-BOAT MEN," which appeared in his issue of February 13. The names of the coxswains and crews of these three boats, the _Worcester Cadet_, the _William Slaney Lewis_, and the _Catherine Swift_, are inscribed thereon (as they should be in the memories of all true Britons), as follows:--Of the _Worcester Cadet_, JAMES COTTON (Coxswain), ROBERT BUCKETT (Second Coxswain), ROBERT SALTER, |
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